We Don’t Need a Commission to Study January 6
We need a functioning government. National commissions rarely solve the problems they are formed to address–and often, they create new ones
On Friday, May 9, the Senate failed to pass a bill establishing a bipartisan federal commission to investigate the January 6 attack on the Capitol, an insurrection intended to block Joe Biden from being inaugurated as president. The cloture vote was 54-35, six votes shy of the number needed to bring the ...
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